KING'S PICTURES
ZANE GREY’S “NEVADA.” The Zane Grey name and the Paramount trademark are always good entertainment insurance, and this latest release “Nevada” is declared to be one of the best western tales so far translated to the screen. The cast names promise splendid screen performances. Gary Cooper is the star, a husky young daredevil, born in the AVest, and typical of AYestern heroism. Thelma Todd, lovely golden-haired actress,, is the leading woman. William Powell, finest villain of all in this field of film drama, never fails to make an audience hate him as a scoundrel and respect him as an actor. “Nevada”, a tale of ramonce and adventure, piicttires the Old AA’est in the days when outlawry was at iits height, bad men were at tlieir worst, heroes at tlieir best, and heroines most adorable. It is a picture of rapid-fire action, hard-riding, straight-shooting. clashes between cattle rustlers and law-abiding men. and a warming story of love in which there is great suspense. Gazettes, reviews, Autralian travel, Bray cartoon, and comedy, complete ■ a programe of splendid entertainment.
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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 10890, 18 July 1928, Page 5
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